Sentence examples for which are theoretically from inspiring English sources

"Organizations, which are theoretically rational, have another mindset.

There are legal standards for the use of psychological data in courts, which are theoretically upheld during cross-examination.

If one subtracts the surpluses in the Social Security and Medicare trust funds, which are theoretically being saved for the time when the baby boomers retire en masse, then the operating deficits will soar.

The New York Times identified Glenbrook L.L.C. last week as one of the biggest mystery donors to the super PACs, which are theoretically supposed to be transparent, because they must periodically report their donors to the election commission.

Because there are so many more non-automatable tasks than automatable ones, technological advance raises labour demand.Note that this story assumes that there is a finite number of different tasks, all of which are theoretically automatable.

This results in a MDP organized onto multiple tasks which are theoretically modeled by different subMDPs.

The final contract was a normal three no-trump, which was theoretically unbeatable.

In the replay North-South were in three no-trump, which is theoretically hopeless.

Baseggio, as North, became the controlling hand, which is theoretically undesirable.

And there is the charming waitress, who delivering a glass of house white insists it is a Merlot, which is theoretically possible but bloody unlikely.

Moore throws a wild pitch that gets Salty on second which is theoretically scoring position (Jarrod's not that fast so).